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Posted by ares on November 24, 2005, 6:27 pm
Yep, I was thinking of that too. We have terrazzo in most of the rooms but
we added some placed on and enclosed a carport and put tile in different
parts of the house. They're not all the same types of tile from room to
room either, so I hope I'm not making too much of a hodgepodge of flooring
styles!
ares
> ares wrote:
> > Someone gave us a stack of very large floor tile. We have a very large
room
> > that could use a floor covering and we don't want carpet; currently it's
> > peeling painted cement floor. There is not enough of this tile to do
the
> > whole room, but possibly one half of the room. But using it would
probably
> > be a substantial savings on the cost to tile the whole room. So I was
> > wondering, might it be a bad idea to try to find another tile that is
the
> > same size and perhaps make a pattern with the ones I have, or is that
likely
> > to look bad?
> > ares
> Not at all. Take a sample of the tile with you when you choose the new
> tile. Make sure they are the same thickness.
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> that could use a floor covering and we don't want carpet; currently it's
> peeling painted cement floor. There is not enough of this tile to do the
> whole room, but possibly one half of the room. But using it would probably
> be a substantial savings on the cost to tile the whole room. So I was
> wondering, might it be a bad idea to try to find another tile that is the
> same size and perhaps make a pattern with the ones I have, or is that likely
> to look bad?
> ares